- Secure remote access to slides in 15 seconds or less*
- Control slide movement in x, y or z planes and illumination
- Remotely change magnification and switch between slides
- Intuitive interface for ease-of-use
- Up to 16 simultaneous live views for multiple regions of the same slide
- View slides simultaneously at 2.5x, 5x, 10x, 20x, 40x and 63x
- Low-throughput whole slide imaging Integrated with Aperio eSlide Manager and Aperio ImageScope
*Requires at least a 50 megabit per second (mbps) internet connection using Team Viewer software (v12) and Aperio LV1 console software (v5.0) with one slide loaded in the slide tray. 15 second clock starts once the Team Viewer password is entered and “Log On” is selected.
Instant Live View Mode
The Aperio LV1 enables you to share up to 4 live slides with remote colleagues within 15 seconds* or less. Remote users have full control of the instrument and can switch between slides, change magnification (2.5x,10x,20x, and 40x ), move the slide and even adjust the fine focus. You can also display up to 16 simultaneous live views for multiple regions of the same slide.
1-touch Scanner Mode
Easily scan slides at your choice of 2.5x, 10x, or 20x magnification. Simply select your profile and start scanning. Readily view scanned images at 2.5x, 10x, 20x or 40x magnification. The intuitive software design and 1-touch scanning enables you to quickly capture barcoded labels and whole slides with up to 5 z-stack layers.
Easy to Install & Integrate
With minimal IT requirements and rapid implementation, your Aperio LV1 can be installed in minutes. Easily integrate with Aperio eSlide Manager for comprehensive management and viewing of scanned slides or review images in the world’s most widely used digital pathology viewer: Aperio ImageScope.
Compact design, small footprint
The space-saving design means the Aperio LV1 fits into the smallest of laboratory spaces or easily onto your desk. With combined live view and scanning capabilities, the Aperio LV1 is the optimal integrated solution for teaching and research or archiving.